Gabriel Magalhaes: Arsenal's Box Defender and Set-Piece Threat
Gabriel Magalhaes' Arsenal career and playing style, from left-sided box defending to set-piece impact and the 2025/26 Premier League title.
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Gabriel Magalhaes' Arsenal career and playing style, from left-sided box defending to set-piece impact and the 2025/26 Premier League title.
Jurrien Timber's career from Ajax to Arsenal, with his hybrid full-back role, one-on-one defending and 2025/26 Premier League title explained.
Marquinhos' career from Corinthians and Roma to Paris Saint-Germain, with his defensive organisation, captaincy and two Champions League titles explained.
William Saliba's career from Saint-Etienne and Marseille to Arsenal, with his recovery defending, ball progression and 2025/26 title role explained.
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